PIOUS WIFE FATIMA

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**Chapter – New Fabric, New Hunger**

The morning after Kabir left, Fatima woke already wet.

She lay still for a long time, feeling the low, insistent ache between her legs that had become familiar. The dark short kameez from the night before was dbangd over the chair. The smell of sex still lingered faintly on her skin even after the previous cleaning. Sameer slept on the floor mattress, one arm curled under his head. She watched the slow rise and fall of his chest and felt the addiction push against her restraint like a second heartbeat.

She rose without waking him, washed, and pinned her veil neatly. Ordinary cotton salwar-kameez for the morning. Ordinary movements. Yet every time the fabric brushed her thighs she remembered the sheer material and the heavier stretch of Kabir and the way she had used Sameer afterward for her own unfinished need.

At the small dining table she gave Sameer his instructions in a calm, practical voice while he drank tea.

“After you come back from the bank today you will not change into home clothes immediately. You will wait. I am going out. When I return I will tell you what to do.”

He looked up. “Out where?”

“Shopping. For things I need.” She held his gaze until he lowered his eyes. “Be home by six.”

The auto dropped her at the edge of the larger garment lane just after midday. Heat rose from the asphalt in visible waves. The air was thick with the mixed smells of new cloth, chemical dye, fried snacks from a nearby stall, and the dry dust that never fully left the narrow road. Fatima stepped down carefully, one hand holding the edge of her abaya closed, the other checking that the veil sat properly across her chest. Around her the lane moved in its usual dense rhythm — men pushing handcarts stacked with plastic-wrapped fabric bolts, women in full black or dark-coloured abayas examining hanging garments, shop boys calling out prices in practiced singsong voices, the occasional scooter forcing its way through with a sharp horn.

She walked slowly, keeping close to the shop fronts. The first few establishments sold ordinary, heavy materials meant for everyday modest wear. She passed them without stopping. Further in, the shops became narrower and more crowded, the displays more varied. Bright synthetic satins hung beside dull cottons. A glass-fronted counter showed undergarments in pale pink and white. Fatima’s eyes moved over them once and continued.

The shop she finally entered was small and dim after the glare of the street. Ceiling fans turned lazily. Bolts of cloth were stacked from floor to ceiling along two walls. A single long mirror stood at the back near a curtained changing alcove that was barely wider than a person’s shoulders. The shopkeeper, a middle-aged man with a measuring tape around his neck, looked up from his mobile phone.

“Ji, kya chahiye?”

Fatima kept her voice soft and even. “Short kameez. Dark colour. And some other pieces.”

She did not elaborate. The man began pulling options from the shelves — longer lengths, heavier fabrics, the kind of clothes she would once have chosen without thought. She shook her head slightly at each until he brought out a deep-red piece with a smooth, almost liquid surface. The hem was high. When he held it up she saw the side slits that would open with movement. She reached out and felt the material between her thumb and forefinger. It was heavier than it looked, cool at first touch, then warming quickly against her skin.

“This one,” she said.

While he folded it she moved to a side rack where smaller garments hung. Her fingers found the black lace set almost immediately — the bra cups shaped by fine floral lace that would show skin beneath, the matching panties cut high on the hip. She kept her expression neutral as she checked the size and added it to the small pile on the counter. Next she asked for something lighter. The shopkeeper, now sensing the direction of her choices without comment, brought a sheer black babydoll-style piece with thin straps and a short, flared hem. In the dim light of the shop the fabric was nearly transparent. Fatima held it up once, saw how little it would cover, and nodded.

Last, she asked for stockings. The packet he handed her contained a pair of high-waisted sheer black ones, the material so fine it felt like nothing when she touched it through the plastic. She added it without speaking.

At the counter the ordinary exchange continued — the man noting prices on a small paper pad, Fatima counting out cash from the inner pocket of her abaya, the soft rustle of the garments being slipped into a plain black plastic bag. No one in the shop looked at her twice. To any observer she was simply another modestly dressed woman buying clothes. Only she knew what the bag now contained and what those pieces would look like once the abaya came off.

Outside again the heat and noise returned at full strength. A vendor shouted about cold water. Two women argued mildly over the price of a printed dupatta. A boy pushed past her with a stack of boxes, the cardboard brushing her abaya. Fatima held the packet close against her side and began walking back toward the main road to find an auto. With every step the bag shifted, the different textures of the new clothes pressing lightly against her through the plastic — the smooth weight of the red kameez, the delicate scbang of lace, the near-weightlessness of the sheer babydoll and stockings.

By the time she raised her hand for an auto the ache that had been low and constant all morning had sharpened. She sat in the back seat with the packet on her lap, abaya fully closed, veil neat, and watched the city move past the open window while the knowledge of what she carried home stayed warm against her thighs the entire way..

Sameer was already home when she unlocked the door. He stood as she entered. Fatima closed the door, set the packet on the table, and looked at him.

“Bedroom. Now.”

He followed. She locked the bedroom door, opened the packet, and laid each piece on the bed one by one. The deep-red kameez. The black lace set. The sheer babydoll. The stockings.

“Watch,” she said.

She removed the ordinary clothes slowly. First the abaya, then the cotton salwar-kameez, then her everyday underthings, until she stood in only the veil. Sameer’s breathing changed. She stepped into the black lace panties, drawing them up high on her hips. The bra came next; she leaned forward slightly to settle her breasts into the cups, then straightened so he could see the way the lace both covered and revealed. She rolled the sheer stockings up each leg with deliberate care, smoothing them over her thighs until the high waistband sat firmly. Finally she slipped the deep-red kameez over her head. The side slits opened as the fabric settled, showing long flashes of stockinged thigh and the edge of the lace panties.

She turned once in front of him, slowly.

“This is the new set,” she said, voice low. “There will be more. You will help me put them on whenever I say. You will never touch them without permission.”

Sameer swallowed. “Yes.”

Fatima stepped closer. The addiction was no longer a quiet pulse; it was a demand. She pushed him down onto the bed, climbed over him, and pulled the red kameez up to her waist. She moved the lace panties to the side, took him in her hand, and sank down in one continuous motion until he was buried inside her.

The sound that left her was raw. She began to ride him with steady, selfish intensity, hands planted on his chest, veil brushing his face each time she leaned forward. The wet noise of her body filled the room. Every downward stroke made the side slits of the red kameez fall open. The sheer stockings rasped lightly against his hips. She used him hard and without rhythm that would let him finish, chasing her own rising pleasure with short, grinding circles and deeper drops.

“Look at me,” she ordered.

Sameer’s eyes met hers. His hands had fisted in the sheet. She caught both wrists and pinned them above his head, holding him there while she continued to take what she needed. The lace bra shifted with the movement of her breasts. A thin sheen of sweat formed at the base of her throat. She could feel the climax building — tighter, sharper than the night before — and she chased it without mercy, riding him through the first wave and then the second until her thighs trembled and a long, broken moan tore out of her.

Only when the last pulse had left her body did she look down at him and give the single word.

“Now.”

Sameer came with a choked sound, hips jerking under the weight of her. She kept him deep until he had finished completely, then lifted off him in one clean movement and stood beside the bed. The red kameez fell back into place. The lace and stockings remained.

“Clean,” she said.

He slid to his knees at once. Fatima stood with her legs slightly apart and watched him work, one hand resting on the top of his head. When he finished she made him clean himself as well, then pointed to the floor mattress.

“Stay there. I am not done with these clothes yet.”

She did not change out of the new set. She walked to the window still wearing the deep-red kameez, the black lace, and the sheer stockings, the veil still neatly pinned, and looked down at the ordinary lane below. The packet on the bed still held the sheer babydoll for another night. Kabir’s next visit was already taking shape in her mind. Amina’s arrival remained three weeks away, a fixed weight on the calendar.

Fatima rested her forehead lightly against the cool glass and felt the slow return of hunger already beginning again between her thighs.

The new fabrics were only the beginning.

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